Inmates adopt seven steps to freedom at Lompoc FCI Iron Mine
A three part series describes the Iron Mine Chapter of the 7th Step Foundation at Lompoc Federal Correctional Institution. The program aims to reduce recidivism with orientation remotivation youth counseling and on the job training guiding inmates toward release and successful reentry through employment and support networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
FCI
Fred Vulin
Federal Correctional Institution
7Th Step Foundation
Bill Sands
Canada
United States
Iron Mine Chapter
Iron Mine
Tom
Donald
7Th Step
Dave Stecher
Stecher
James Cagney
Tom Donald
Fred Feldman
Feldman
Southern California
Ray White
USC
City Council Deliberates Appointment Amid Deadlock Again
City Council members prepare for another session at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at City Hall as debate continues over filling the vacancy. Stevens remains steadfast toward an election, while Art Scott pushes for an appointed member to ease deadlock and pass measures. An anxious crowd is expected amid a second public meeting on the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Scott
Olive Avenue
Scott
Stevens
Emil Scolari
Robert Kranig
Benton
Kranig
Lefkowitz
Fred Beck
Parks and Recreation
Michael Siminski
Harold Thompson
City Hall
Weekend accidents injure several local residents
Local authorities report injuries from multiple weekend vehicle incidents. Janet Louise Jordan, 20, of 1120 N Jasmine collided with a car driven by Leatrice Bernice Sweet, 48, of 505 N Daisy St. Charles Allen Czerwinski, 21, of 220 S First St, drove into the Miguelito Channel at V Street and Chestnut Avenue. Julio Lynn Marquez, 17, of 3358 Via Arnez, Mission Hills, and Ramon F. Martinez, 22, of 726 N First St, were hurt when their car struck a parked vehicle owned by Alexander E. Barcelona, 416 E North Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Louise Jordan
Jasmine
Leatrice Bernice Sweet
Daisy
Charles Allen Czerwinski
First St
Miguelito Channel
V_ Street
Chestnut Avenue
Julio Lynn Marquez
Arnez
Mission Hills
Ramon F. Martinez
Alexander E. Barcelona
E. North Ave
Firefighters quell grass and brush fire near Mission Hills
County firefighters arrive to find a small grass and brush fire in a field opposite 3650 Rucker Road, Mission Hills. Cause under investigation with no damage or structures threatened. The incident occurred shortly after 3 p.m. two blocks north of Burton Mesa Boulevard. A separate report notes $287 stolen from Jim's Liquor Store on North A Street after a distraction hit clerk David J. Mason during the daylight theft. MONA CASTILLO, 15, a Lompoc High sophomore, crowned Independence Pay Celébration queen on Sept 15 at the Veteran's Memorial Hall. She is the daughter of Ramon and ? Castillo of Lompoc. Also reported is $820 stolen from Ray Edwards Reams at 717-E North F Street. The Boeing Wives Club picnic is planned for Wednesday at Waller Park area 2. hot dish or salad requested. children invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucker Road
Mission Hills
Burton Mesa Boulevard
Jim
North A St
David J. Mason
Mona Castillo
Lompoc High
Veteran's Memorial Hall
Mexican Social Organization
Miss Castillo
Ramon Castillo
South E St
Lompoc
Boeing Wives Club
Waller Park
Area 2
State Lands hearing on offshore drilling moved to UCSB venue
The State Lands Commission announced a public hearing on resuming offshore drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel will start at 10 am on Saturday September 21 in Room 1910 Ellison Building UC Santa Barbara. Public comment will be taken on the draft environmental impact report for the South Ellwood field. Copies are available at commission offices in Santa Barbara Long Beach Huntington Beach and Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Lands Commission
Santa Barbara Channel
E. N. Gladish
Commission
Gladish
Ellison
University of California At Santa Barbara
South Ellwood
Santa Barbara County
S. la Cumbre Road
Santa Barbara
Oceangate
Suite 300
Long Beach
Ocean Boulevard
Huntington Beach
13Th Street
Sacramento
Graveside Rites For Laura Begg At Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Laura May Begg 88 of Lompoc died Sunday morning at Lompoc District Hospital after 60 years in the city. Graveside services are set for 4 p.m. Tuesday at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with Mrs. Laura Henderson officiating. She leaves John Begg her husband three sons LeRoy Eugene and Stanley a sister Ida Grimsley and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Friends may call Starbuck Mortuary until 8 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura May Begg
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Laura Henderson
Funeral services for Everett L. Savage
Everett L. Savage 54 died after a sudden illness. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel with Pastor Harold Drain officiating. Interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. He lived in Mission Hills and formerly Goleta with Atlantic-Richfield Co. survivors include wife Mildred and son Vee Y. Jackson Savage, plus two brothers and four sisters. Memorials to Lompoc District Hospital Auxiliary Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett L. Savage
Starbuck Mortuary Chapel
Harold Drain
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Texas
Savage
Lompoc District Hospital
Barba
Mission Hills
Lompoc
Atlantic-Richfield Co
Goleta
Mildred
Vee Y. Jackson Savage
Walter Gandy
Euel Savage
Lettie Shewmake
Bertha McDonald
Ivanhoe
Lottie Lacefield
Kelseyville
Mary Lacefield
Placerville
Lompoc District
Lompoc Record Publication Details and Rates
Adjudicated legal newspaper The Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. Provides staff roles, associations, and a $2.50 monthly home delivery rate. Published daily except Saturday Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
California
No. H St
Lompoc
Virginia H. Sands
Robert Bostick
Donald Neu
Steve la Rue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tullego
Marilyn Baird
Howard Dotzler
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Closing Stocks Quoted for The Record
The Record furnishes closing stock quotations through Lang and Co with office at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc and phone number 733 3551. The service provides end of day price data for listed securities as of market close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Sun Valley Keeshonden win Best in Show at Lompoc kennel show
A Keeshonden from Sun Valley, owned by Joanne Sanford, took Best in Show at the first AKC licensed Dog Show and Obedience Trial of the Lompoc Valley Kennel Club. Star-Kee's Dingbat also won the non sporting group, with multiple group winners named across Sporting Hound Working Terrier and Toy classes. Jeff Anderson of Santa Barbara earned Best Junior Handler while an Irish Setter named Sean Baby led obedience scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeshonden
Sun Valley
Lompoc Valley
Joanne Sanford
C. Star-Kee
Guys 'N’ Dolls
Big Butch
Pandora’s Sheik of
Stormhill
Giant Schnauzer
Ebenhaltz
Bobi D'Luse V. _ Deberic
Airedale
Jeff Anderson
Santa Barbara
Sean Baby
Louvered window burglar strikes again in Lompoc
Weekend police crime reports show a burglar removing louvered window glass to enter Gemini Theater Corp and Collins Construction Co at 1012 A North H Street and Hair Em and Gift Shoppe at 1018 North H Street. A later entry to PSI Systems at 1012-G North H Street used a roof vent with no clear theft. The spree mirrors last July’s three louvered window burglaries including Lompoc City Hall. no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Valley
Gemini Theater Corp
Collins Construction Co
North H St
PSI Systems
Lompoc City Hall
Lompoc Planning Commission to hear land use requests tonight
The Lompoc Planning Commission will hold two public hearings on a home use permit and final review of the citys land use plan at 7 30 p m in City Hall. Beverly Howe seeks permission to teach piano from her 805 W. Airport Ave home in a single family zone. The panel will also consider rezoning scattered parcels as it endorses the land use plan and reviews a 35 acre division into three parcels including Lions Inn area. Further agenda includes goals discussion and a review of state conflict of interest compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
H Street
Central Avenue
Lions Inn and Restaurant
Vernon Copeland
Lompoc Unified Trustees Set Meeting on Vital Issues
Lompoc Unified School District trustees meet at 3:30 p.m. in the Central Administration Building to discuss a candidate workshop after Jan 1. They will consider changing the Oct 15 deadline for teacher organization membership tallies to assign seats on the Certificated Employe Council and review a reading program agreement with the County Superintendent of Schools Office. An instrumental fair for parents and students runs 4 to 8 p.m. at Fillmore School on Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Unified School
North A St
Gail Steiger
Lompoc Education Association
Lompoc Federation of Teachers
County Superintendent of Schools Office
Lompoc Unified School District
Fillmore School
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Litcan
Republican Party
Northside
Hugh Young
Republican Club
Don MacGillivray
Francis H. Beattie
J. Tim Terry
Assembly
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Congress
Arlene Ballantyne
Republican Women’s Club
City Council
High Council
West Walnut Ave
Mars
Daily Record
Ray Edwards
North F St
Everett Savage
ASS R
American Air
ITT
Johns Man
APECO
Kaiser Ind
At&t Lear
Sears Roebuck
Cal. Edison
Dupont Llon
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Eastman Kodak
Teledyne
Exxon
Telprompter
She
Texaco
Ford Mtr Oe
TransAmerica
GAC Corp
Union Oil
Gen. Dynamoc
United AC
Elec
U.S. Steel
Gen. Motors Westinghouse Edages
Gen. Tel
Zapata Corp
Gulf Oil
Ares
Adust
Imprl. Corp Int
Trans
Kennel Club
Music Fair
ABCO
Perry
Neil Gregory Frosty McPeek
H’ Street
Onder
The
Hd A Se Habla Espanol
Dial
Sun
James Bonds
United Artists
Panavision
Technicolor
Sean Connery
James Bond
AII Titra II
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